Device fails to identify M.2 storage after enabling secure boot in Valorant Vanguard.
Device fails to identify M.2 storage after enabling secure boot in Valorant Vanguard.
Recently I re-applied thermal paste on my girlfriend's PC. After that, Valorant stopped working and because of the distance we couldn't visit her to fix it. We tried together via BIOS, turned on secure boot and other settings. I wasn't sure what to check since it was hard to see through the phone. I watched a video from a while ago—she has a TUF B450 Plus with gaming. Now I'm not sure what to do anymore. Yesterday the PC wouldn't boot at all; it went straight to BIOS and then she called me. I checked the BIOS during the call and noticed all SATA and M.2 slots were disabled. That's not good. I suggested she try plugging in the disks, but she only has a M.2 slot. We tried enabling the M.2 in BIOS, but it was already active. Maybe she needed to reinstall the card. Now the BIOS is lagging. I'm really unsure what to do and would appreciate some advice. Did I make a mistake? Did I miss something? What should I do next?